Los Angeles

With the low vacancy rate and little developable land in Los Angeles, developers are heading to north valley markets to bring more industrial supply to the market.

The San Fernando Valley market is primed to be L.A.'s hottest investment market next year.

The city's new Transit-Oriented Communities Incentive is a response to Measure JJJ that is intended to promote more transit-oriented development.

Campus 2100's $117 million shines a light on El Segundo's escalating office pricing. Kevin Shannon of NKF tells us why investors are flooding into the market.

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Southern California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada.

The outlook for 2018 remains strong with the expectation for more cap rate compression and even higher pricing, Jeff Rinkov of Lee & Associates says in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

As of November, the Port of Long Beach has surpassed 2016 cargo volumes, rounding out a busy year of repeated record-breaking months.

The expansion of the Purple Metro line from Downtown through Brentwood will transform the region and help companies recruit young tenants.